Writing things out is one of the ways I process things and so I’ve created a list of 50+ journal prompts for healing and self-discovery. Feel free to save these and print for your personal use!
Journal Prompts for Healing and Self-discovery
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What are some of my favorite holiday traditions?
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What new traditions do I want to make?
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How can I feel less alone this season?
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Who can I invite into my life?
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What is your favorite houseplant? Learn about it.
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How can I continue to be a light?
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Am I letting people use me as an emotional and energetic punching bag?
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Where do I need healing?
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Write a letter to yourself of all the things you wish you heard, but haven’t yet.
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How can I rest and recharge in this busy season?
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What are you naturally drawn to?
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If you had a free day to do anything, how would you spend it?
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What do people ask your advice on? When do people come to you? What are some of your gifts?
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What have you been labeled “weird” for?
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What do you spend time reading or studying about?
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What elements are you drawn to? Crystals? Herbs? Oils? Tarot or numerology? The moon? Vibration and frequency? Choose one and learn about it for a couple of weeks.
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What am I grateful for today?
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What are my challenges right now? Where can I find gratitude in them? Where is acceptance needed?
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Where am I uprooting? Where do I need to put my roots back in order to keep growing?
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Where do my thoughts wander? Are they resistant, victimizing, or pessimistic?
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What do I want my gratitude practice to look like? Create a gratitude journal page.
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What does gratitude mean to me? In what ways can I show more gratitude?
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Create a list of 100 things you’re grateful for.
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What are the things I need to say no to in order to make room for “yes” moments?
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Write a thank you letter to the universe daily or before bed for one week and notice how your energy changes.
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Where do I feel like there is not “enough” in my life? How can I change my mindset around these things? Choose one and write a thank you letter to the Universe surrounding the thing you’re actually not feeling that grateful about.
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Make a list of “yes” things and “no” things–take note of how certain events change your energy and ask yourself why they do
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What has been inspiring you lately? Make a list of things you’re good at-(then say, “thank you!”)
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What are some kind things people have said about you? If you can’t think of any, ask a few people!
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What are some things you like about yourself? (regardless of whether or not other people like them?)
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Create a mood tracker in your journal
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What are some of your favorite inspo quotes?
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What are some of your loop thoughts or behaviors?
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What boundaries do I need to create with myself?
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What boundaries do I need to create with my unhealthy relationships?
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What are some memorized emotions that you’d like to change?
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Where did these emotions, behaviors, and thoughts come from?
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What brings you joy?
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What would you do if you were BRAVE?
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What scary things would you like to do more of?
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What is one of the most empowering things you’ve done?
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What new things would you like to learn?What is holding you back?
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In what situations have you let your power slip away? How you can you reclaim that power?
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In what ways have you made yourself small?
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Write out your anger and frustrations (this is a great way to release them and make space for new energy) You can write a letter to someone–you don’t even have to give it to them, but that way you can release some of those feelings.
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What are some of my favorite songs or quotes to help bring me out of my low-vibe environment?
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What is my truth?
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If I could send a message to the world, what would it be?
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What are my basic human values?
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What do I believe?
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What gets me excited about life?
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How can this help me?
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How can this help the people around me?
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Where do I limit myself?
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What am I afraid of?
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Check-in with your body and your emotions; How do you feel right now? Why do you feel this way?
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What are some limiting beliefs you have about yourself? How can you change them to a growth mindset?
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Write a love letter to yourself.
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Make a list of all the things that bring you joy then do one each day.
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